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Now isn't the time for posturing over the jail
Editorial: Youngstown's double-digit homicide rate and the other crimes that have left residents with a
HOW HE SEES IT Rebuilding and rethinking U.S. schools
Opinion: By RONALD E. BOGLE KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE Hurricanes Katrina and Rita have displaced tens of
HOW HE SEES IT Why should Americans care about oil prices?
Opinion: By SEBASTIAN MALLABY WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- When people talk about oil shocks, they worry
ELLEN GOODMAN Miers is a certified 'Friend Of George'
Opinion: BOSTON -- I once had a neighbor in Maine who operated a divining rod with a fine hand. If you were
HOW HE SEES IT Japan risks isolating self from the rest of Asia
Opinion: By DANIEL SNEIDER KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Back during the Cold War, Japanese Prime Minister
"If saving thousands of lives makes a terrorist, then I certainly embrace the label."
Opinion: "If saving thousands of lives makes a terrorist, then I certainly embrace the label." Peter Daniel
CARL P. LEUBSDORF Bush and his agenda down, but not out
Opinion: Troubled second terms are a fact of presidential life. No modern chief executive has escaped. Like
Hockey comes skating back
Opinion: Scripps Howard: The first hurdle for the return of the National Hockey League is how many people
How will conservative court rule on right-to-die issue?
Editorial: It will be interesting to see how the conservative Chief Justice John H. Roberts votes in the first
Courts provide protection against tyranny by majority
Opinion: Courts provide protection against tyranny by majority EDITOR: Regarding the Sept. 27 letter,
Economic integration is the next step for schools in U.S.
Opinion: For the last five years, officials of the sprawling Wake County school district in central North
Trust, but verify what Miers says
Opinion: Ronald Reagan used a phrase in his dealings with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev: trust, but
Supermax prison to remain under judge's watchful eye
Editorial: Ohio's death row is moving to Youngstown, or more accurately, to the Ohio State Penitentiary on the
Today is Thursday, Oct. 6, the 279th day of 2005. There are 86 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Thursday, Oct. 6, the 279th day of 2005. There are 86 days left in the year. On this date
Missing explanation
Opinion: Washington Post: More than 10 days have passed since Lester M. Crawford abruptly announced his
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